Do women who feel sick from cheap alcohol come across as spoiled? Should I just force myself to drink?
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Today I’m having dinner with my papa (a male supporter) at one of those tacky, faux-upscale Italian restaurants students book on Hot Pepper for anniversaries, after a foot pressure massage and a hotel, crying. There’s an all-you-can-drink plan, but cheap alcohol really does make you feel awful, doesn’t it? Even one glass gives me heartburn... I only want to drink good alcohol, so I’m already dreading it.
I’m Maezawa from the president’s office, and I’ll answer as well.
Even if it’s all-you-can-drink, you don’t have to drink anything.
If they ask, you could say something like:
“Some types of alcohol make me feel sick before I even get drunk, so I’m sorry.”
That should work as an excuse.
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I’m Fuu, a column writer.
I thought you could just get a foot massage at the hotel after the date. That sounds exhausting—being there for so long.
Cheap alcohol?
With all-you-can-drink chūhai and sours at izakayas, the shōchū or vodka they use is usually unbranded commercial liquor, so I’d imagine it could give you a headache. But with beer or whiskey, if they’re made by a recognizable manufacturer or brand, it seems like the restaurant is simply charging more or less for the same thing…
Why not just have a beer for the toast and drink oolong tea afterward?
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I’m in Seattle.
If it’s not your thing, why not just keep it to one drink?
I’ve been seeing a woman like that for quite a while—she makes reservations at places like that herself.
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